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The Sony DSC-RX10 II shoots video at UHD resolution at 30 fps, it shoots 24p at UHD, which is great for that film look, it has a flipout screen.
4K video from 1.7X oversampled, full pixel readout (without binning).
The camera uses the same 1″type stacked CMOS sensor which produces 20MP stills as well as 4K/UHD video, and does not replace the RX10 II, which continues in Sony’s lineup.
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Recording at the top frame rate gives the equivalent of 40x super slow motion. And while final video output in any of these High Frame Rate modes is 1080p, actual video resolution varies. When the camera is set to Quality Priority mode (which we used here), actual resolution is the following: 1,824×1,026 at 240fps, 1,676×566 at 480fps and 1,136×384 at 960fps.

The RX10 III’s sizable lens makes room for aperture, focus and zoom rings, as well as a focus hold button. The camera offers an XGA OLED EVF with 2.36 million dots, as well as a tilting LCD. The body is dust and moisture resistant. Sony claims that its SteadyShot stabilization system offers up to 4.5 stops of benefit.

Same Sensor size on both camera

Sensor size Nikon CX 13.2x8.8mm The camera’s sensor is what turns light into a digital image. The larger the sensor, the more light you capture, and the better quality image you get. Most digicam’s have the same size sensor, but a few have bigger sensors, and DSLRs have much bigger sensors.

The RX10 III gains ‘Gamma Display Assist’ which gives a corrected preview when shooting with S-Log2. Like the RX10 II, the III includes both a mic input socket for using an external mic and a headphone jack for monitoring that recorded audio. It also offers the high frame rate ‘HFR’ videos modes that capture footage at up to 960 fps (albeit at reduced resolutions) and then play it back as 1080p/24.